FAQ about Corona virus
Due to increasing case numbers, the Federal Council has taken new measures valid throughout Switzerland, which came into force on Thursday, 29 October 2020 for an indefinite period. These regulations apply nationwide. In addition, there are still special provisions in some cantons. Click here for the official information pages of the cantons of St. Gallen and Graubünden.
Last update on 10-30-2020 by Olga Shostak.
A mask must be worn in all publicly accessible indoor areas. The mask obligation for over 12-year-olds applies in all churches, cinemas, discotheques, museums, at train stations, airports, bus and streetcar stops, but also in hotels and restaurants or entrance areas of swimming pools and sports facilities. Newly a mask must also be worn in the outdoor areas of facilities and businesses such as stores, event locations, restaurants and bars or weekly and Christmas markets. In public transport and for tourist transport companies such as mountain railroads or ships, the mask obligation has been in force since the summer. Detailed information on the obligation to wear masks can be found on the information page of the BAG.
Last update on 10-30-2020 by Olga Shostak.
There is an obligation to report and quarantine for people entering the country from certain countries and areas. Persons who have stayed in a state or area with an increased risk of infection and then enter Switzerland must be placed in quarantine. Further information on this subject can be found on the website of the BAG.
Last update on 10-30-2020 by Olga Shostak.
In catering establishments, guests may only consume beverages and food while seated. In Switzerland there is a general obligation to wear a mask indoors, the mask may only be taken off at the table. Only a maximum of four people may sit at a table. It is compulsory to leave your contact details. In addition, there is a curfew for restaurants and bars between 23.00 pm and 06.00 am.
Last update on 10-30-2020 by Olga Shostak.
Hotels and accommodations such as holiday apartments or campsites open under observance of special protection concepts. It is advisable to contact the respective company directly on site to find out about any restrictions imposed by the current measures to combat Covid-19.
Last update on 10-30-2020 by Olga Shostak.
Events require a protection concept, the rules of distance and hygiene measures must be observed and masks must be worn. Events with more than 50 persons are prohibited. This applies to all sporting, cultural and other events. Spontaneous gatherings of more than 15 people are also prohibited in public spaces. Which tourist events are currently still being held in the region can be seen in the event calendar.
Last update on 10-30-2020 by Olga Shostak.
In case of cancellations and possible cancellation costs in connection with Covid-10, we ask you to contact the landlord/landlady directly. The insurance benefits and insurance cover must be clarified on an individual basis.
Last update on 10-30-2020 by Olga Shostak.
The Heidiland tourist offices in Bad Ragaz and Flumserberg are open. The team at the headquarter can also be reached during usual business hours.
Last update on 09-30-2020 by Olga Shostak.
